New Prairie CDI
#42
New Prairie CDI
The CDI does not use the speed sensor input for anything, so the holeshots won't affect it.
What did you mean by not so lucky? You got a P700! You are already luckier (and smarter) than all the Honduh, Yamaheeha, Polaryuts (I hate to use the polaris one with the @ and two s on the end) owners out there. In fact you are luckier than I, all I have is a 650.
I would imagine anyone with a module that also has a Dyna CDI would probably rather ebay it to apply toward the cost of the CDI, or apply it toward the cost of Cams, or apply it toward the cost of port work.
not so lucky bast*rds
I would imagine anyone with a module that also has a Dyna CDI would probably rather ebay it to apply toward the cost of the CDI, or apply it toward the cost of Cams, or apply it toward the cost of port work.
#44
New Prairie CDI
Dynatek will be selling by end of March/Beginning April and it should cost around 250$ but it's not confirmed yet here is more info:
http://home.comcast.net/~raptor2/dynatek1.htm
http://home.comcast.net/~raptor2/dynatek1.htm
#47
New Prairie CDI
Kawi650, RocksVforce,
I have remachined the front sheaves, removed almost 700g of material from the clutchs this allows the belt to travel higher up the front sheaves which causes more top end. A V Force will achieve at least 10-15 mph on the top end a P somewhere around 8-10mph on top end depending on modds. The new cdi is a definate help as it will ramp up faster than the old system even with a module and key.
I have remachined the front sheaves, removed almost 700g of material from the clutchs this allows the belt to travel higher up the front sheaves which causes more top end. A V Force will achieve at least 10-15 mph on the top end a P somewhere around 8-10mph on top end depending on modds. The new cdi is a definate help as it will ramp up faster than the old system even with a module and key.
#49